The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
BROOKLYN SAFE THIS YEAR.
TINE DEMOCRATS Will MAKE A CLElN
SWEEP ON TUEsDAE
Cnspsn's Liveiy and BRestive Canvass Tor
observation-disclosures Swept late the Cur.
reut or the vteterfeus Demecraey.

Chapsn's Liyeiy and BRsssive Canvass Tor
Msyer-werkinsnen swept late the Cur
rent OF the vieterieus Democracy.
The campaign In Brooklyn will virtually
close tonight, whom there will be several big
rallies by tho contending parties In various
parts OF the city. The Young Republican Club
will whoop II UP for Col Baird at the Clermont
Avenue Rink, and will have the novel expert
ence OF listening to y thoroughly partisan adj
dress by x-Mayor Seth Low, who almost lost
his hold on the club for preaching non-parti-
sanship In the last Presidential campaign. The
club was organized seven or eight years ago on
q somewhat independent basis, and such .
firm root have it's original principles taken that
large number OF Its members have refused to
follow Low into the Baird camp when they
have the opportunity to vote for so excellent
candidate &c Alfred @. Chaplin. Were 1t not
that another Presidential campaign is 80
near at hand. and that there 10 u general
desire to keep the club harmonious for that
struggle, there would DO an open revolt in favor
Of Mr.. Chaplin. who was twice elected to the
Assembly In district overwhelmingly Repub-
lican. mainly by the efforts Of the Young Re-
publican Club. It is confidently predicted that
Mr.. Chaplin vii. pol! from s,9999 70 S,G90 aopub
lican votes. which will probably more than on
didate. Mr. Chaplin has made . splendid
canvass. speaking each night at four or i've
meetings evsrywhers ar3using the , greatest Ss
Gen. Woodward himself arc now working
tho closest contest would probably be betwsen
law days Mr.. Furo1's chances have greatly I'm
very ghs is IL 6S
trict.-- The district is normally Democratic.
but Mr.. Worth's personal popularity and the
Of the ssensons 4ssasa 9xs it ss sea s
situatlon is quite different this year, and Mr.:
Worth's friends almost conceds the election OF
State Committeeman James ". Ridgway Is
sd sp IN .as Tas
Things could not be In better shape from o
than they are r.
Kings county viii aid with her accustomed
MsSoa sasy sss ss ssss faapa
city and county tickets with re exception Of q
20 a great night ior the Democracy. - The
politicians BY. it's insienincance. n my opln;,,
Clancy will ot get more than 5000 y9te e"
ing arrangements for big celebration on
Tuesday night; M,
Tas !ss1 Pi%Giss'i
Souh a4d
m asE%sn tGusr Rss s zo1.s p sH1,
cratic cratic State and local ticket with the excsp-
ton OF the candidates for Senator In the
ds witch Send for wo4S ana tine
blyman Reitz are the Republican candidates
Sr bnsds friends bsv. been trying hard to
make him him tho soldier candidate irrespective
q party and last night H. meeting OF the Union
Hmm VIII wo OF in ae
the veterans who Joined in the movement have
always been active Republicans.
MASS MEETINGS IN WILLIAMSBURG.
The cheers which greeted the many sneakers
Rink In Grand street. Williamsburgh. were only
80 many whispeFs as eo%psFed TO the shouts
81 Yoass
ss Of kss bcod raMf hi
:ss NJ Sasss rs: e:
Eb.nn ,s sE9wd sav0 him chance to speak,
Gratis In this old stronghold Of Democracy. the
Fourteenth ward. There Is new condition OF
affairs ibis IN politics Ie the
old foe. the Republican party-but now this
party has brought new ally into their camp.
They have, sought and hope to find In their
them-a victory which alone they could not
hope to grasp. But lot them find out their
mistake. Let them know on the day after cleo
tion that gatherings such this mean some
thing. and that traitors cannot be found in the
Democratic ranks"
At the mass meeting Of the Democrats Of
the Fifteenth ward. held last night in Interna-
tion8l Hall. Grand street, Williamsburgh, Fire
ing over the multitude which had swarmed
into the place: we should have held this
was making his address a number of clubs.
with their bands OF music and transparencies,
came to the hall. but. finding that the, could
burgh and reached the foot OF Grand street
Just as Mr.. Chaplin was quitting Palace Rink.
fhaa at md In fha hall hau lon altar